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欧州連合によるスペインの銀行の資本増強の融資の銀行救済の4段階の手筈
La ayuda a la banca española se entregará en cuatro tramos
Los datos los ha revelado el Ministerio de Finanzas holandés en su página web
Hasta 25.000 millones de euros se destinarán a la financiación de los bancos malos
Support for Spanish banks will be delivered in four installments
The data revealed the Dutch Finance Ministry on its website
Up to 25,000 million euros will go towards funding the bad bank
DOWNLOADABLE Memorandum for the bailout (in English)
Agencies Madrid 12 JUL 2012 - 15:55 CET
The data revealed the Dutch Finance Ministry on its website
Up to 25,000 million euros will go towards funding the bad bank
DOWNLOADABLE Memorandum for the bailout (in English)
Agencies Madrid 12 JUL 2012 - 15:55 CET
The Dutch government has been who has revealed new details about the support of 100,000 million euros given by Brussels to Spanish banks. On the website of its Ministry of Finance has issued a memorandum that El País published on Tuesday and a letter to parliament with the elements of the loan to be granted to the Spanish Government to clean up the banking. Netherlands, like other countries, must approve the text congressionally before sealing the final agreement.
The document shows that the payment will occur in four installments once the analysis is complete the loan portfolios of banks and the stress tests that will yield the exact amount of the capital needs of institutions. On this basis there will be a provisional division of the loan by installments.
The first tranche of 30,000 million euros, will be available in late July, as announced on Monday the Eurogroup. The European mechanism helps maintain this reserve in order to allow rapid disbursement if there are urgent needs in the Spanish banking sector. Includes a 'safety net long-term' of 10,000 million euros.
The use of any quantity of the first installment before the Commission approves the restructuring plans of banks require a request from the Bank of Spain and the approval of the European Commission, the ECB and the Eurogroup Working Group.
The next step is to determine the exact needs of each bank's capital, information that the EU is expected to be available in mid-September after the various audits and independent stress tests are underway.
This will sort the Spanish banks into four groups: those who do not need more capital (group 0, which analysts place the BBVA, Santander and Caixa Bank), the Group 1 entities, and nationalized by the Bank Restructuring Fund (Bankia, Banco de Valencia, Catalunya Caixa, Novacaixagalicia), areas that need capital and can not do without government aid (group 2) and must be strengthened but hope to attract private financing (group 3).
Any funds not used the first tranche was transferred to the second, amounting to 45,000 million euros and will be disbursed in mid-November. The aid was recapitalized or liquidated in late November, according to the deadlines set by Brussels, banks nationalized, once the Commission has approved the respective restructuring plans or resolution. This section will be about 60% of the total needs of the Spanish banking sector recapitalization.
At the end of December this year will be disbursed the third tranche of 15,000 million euros. With him the needed recapitalization or liquidation of banks in group 2. Also finance the injection as a preventive measure, contingent convertible bond in group 3 entities that require a capital increase above 2%.
The bank bailout was completed in late June 2013 with the fourth section, with an estimated amount of 15,000 million euros. Cover the injection of capital into banks in group 3 do not achieve their goal of raising funds in the market.
As announced in the last Eurogroup (meeting of finance ministers of the euro area) this week will be made available in Spain amounting to 30,000 million euros, depending on the analysis of individual bank balance sheets can used in case of urgent problems when they are identified. If this contingency fund is not used, the 30,000 million is included in the release of the installments.
The document shows that the payment will occur in four installments once the analysis is complete the loan portfolios of banks and the stress tests that will yield the exact amount of the capital needs of institutions. On this basis there will be a provisional division of the loan by installments.
The first tranche of 30,000 million euros, will be available in late July, as announced on Monday the Eurogroup. The European mechanism helps maintain this reserve in order to allow rapid disbursement if there are urgent needs in the Spanish banking sector. Includes a 'safety net long-term' of 10,000 million euros.
The use of any quantity of the first installment before the Commission approves the restructuring plans of banks require a request from the Bank of Spain and the approval of the European Commission, the ECB and the Eurogroup Working Group.
The next step is to determine the exact needs of each bank's capital, information that the EU is expected to be available in mid-September after the various audits and independent stress tests are underway.
This will sort the Spanish banks into four groups: those who do not need more capital (group 0, which analysts place the BBVA, Santander and Caixa Bank), the Group 1 entities, and nationalized by the Bank Restructuring Fund (Bankia, Banco de Valencia, Catalunya Caixa, Novacaixagalicia), areas that need capital and can not do without government aid (group 2) and must be strengthened but hope to attract private financing (group 3).
Any funds not used the first tranche was transferred to the second, amounting to 45,000 million euros and will be disbursed in mid-November. The aid was recapitalized or liquidated in late November, according to the deadlines set by Brussels, banks nationalized, once the Commission has approved the respective restructuring plans or resolution. This section will be about 60% of the total needs of the Spanish banking sector recapitalization.
At the end of December this year will be disbursed the third tranche of 15,000 million euros. With him the needed recapitalization or liquidation of banks in group 2. Also finance the injection as a preventive measure, contingent convertible bond in group 3 entities that require a capital increase above 2%.
The bank bailout was completed in late June 2013 with the fourth section, with an estimated amount of 15,000 million euros. Cover the injection of capital into banks in group 3 do not achieve their goal of raising funds in the market.
As announced in the last Eurogroup (meeting of finance ministers of the euro area) this week will be made available in Spain amounting to 30,000 million euros, depending on the analysis of individual bank balance sheets can used in case of urgent problems when they are identified. If this contingency fund is not used, the 30,000 million is included in the release of the installments.
欧州連合によるスペインの銀行の資本増強の融資の銀行救済の4段階の手筈
スペインの銀行のサポートは、4回に分けて配信されます
データは、そのウェブサイトにオランダ財務省が明らかになった
最大25,000百万ユーロと、バッドバンクへの資金提供に向けて移動します
救済のためのダウンロード可能な覚書(英語)
機関マドリード12 JUL 2012 - 15:55 CET
データは、そのウェブサイトにオランダ財務省が明らかになった
最大25,000百万ユーロと、バッドバンクへの資金提供に向けて移動します
救済のためのダウンロード可能な覚書(英語)
機関マドリード12 JUL 2012 - 15:55 CET
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